More than guns: 'Gunwalker' tests very legitimacy of administration's governance

The point here is that the very legitimacy of a government that would facilitate murder, in order to "justify" (in the view of some) infringements on a right that the Constitution itself demands not be infringed, is horribly compromised. If that government shrinks from its vital duty of repairing that breach of the public's trust, and holding accountable those responsible--no matter how high in the administration--that government loses all claim on the people's loyalty.

Today's hearing had better be the beginning of the process of the government policing itself. If not, we the people must take up that mantle. That's not likely to be pretty. [More]

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